1995 Honda Civic EX. Can you recommend correct lug nuts?
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Hello,There is a single set of these wheels available and they should bolt right on to your 1995 Honda Civic. You should need 12x1.5 lugs for your vehicle.Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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I don't have a civic but an Accord EX. Not knowing all the information on your vehicle, one can not really tell if this is the plug you need. Civics from different years take a different number. For example: Civics' from 2006 to 2011 take a NGK IZFR6K-11S Laser Iridium Spark Plug, and from I am told those earlier take a NKG IZFR4K-11. Find the correct part number in the manual then look it up. The you should not have to re-gap the plug. When you use the check my vehicle if it fits, there is a note that these plugs are .044
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Yes. I put these on my 98 Civic EX this summer! They fit in perfect and are a simple plug and play install. Just make sure you put an amber bulb in the blinker light port so it is still street legal.
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Hi Donald, The Motegi MR116 wheel requires a 'spline' acorn lug nut. Thanks, BWT
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This TBK Timing Belt Kit is serviced only on Honda Civic 1996 to 2000 1.6L. For your 95 civic EX, there are many type of engines: 1.3L, 1.4L, 1.5L, 1.6L, 1.8L and 2.0L, the TBK timing belt kit is different.
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When I ordered mine they didn't come with lug nuts, and I checked if they were supposed to.
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It should ideally fit all Honda lug screws. But I would still suggest you check this with McGard (csinfo@mcgard.com). Thanks.../MRS
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no they will not the ad says they do but they dont. summit has the correct part number for your vehicle or you can go on to power stops website and get the correct part number and find them on amazon. civic exs have bigger rotors and pads.
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According to NGK website they fit the 1996 thru 2000 Civic EX. My car is the 2000 EX. They were a perfect fit. Use the NGK product search for your car specs.
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I have a honda civic with rim 15. I bought this one's for my Nissan sentra 09
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Hello,You will need after market lugs but what that lug is depends on your year make and model. Would you be able to provide this info?
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Motegi recommends that you use spline or tuner style lugs for these wheels which are available for $2.50 each. Thanks!RyanTires By Web
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Call McGard and with a picture of your current lock nut, they can match it up to a new key Which you can buy from them. If you want a whole new set then order the proper set for your Honda. Different manufacturers use different thread patterns and wheel nut sizes. Buying the right set will work for your Honda.
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I had to cut it to fit my 88 civic. it is all rubber, so cut through and remove about a 1" wedge. Then band with a hose clamp to make your desired diameter. It has been working perfectly on my car for 6 mos now. Careful with the main spring compressor.
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Think lug size is 14×1.50 not sure if depth is fine could call or ask tsw cadwell sure they can give you a part number and go from there. I do know the part numbers for this one are for a 6 lug w56. W55 is 5 lug. Looks like they may work if honda is 6 lug. But just make sure first call company and ask if that part number will work
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I bought my lug nuts from Amazon. you will be asked for your make and model of vehicle and they will tell what the correct lug nut is.
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The 341203 is for the front. You can "rent" the spring compressors to remove the spring from the old ones from Advanced Auto Parts for $60.00 (bring the spring compressors back to Advanced within a month and they give you your money back). If you have the original struts on your civic, you'll need an allen key and a wrench for the top bolt, I think it was a 10 or 12mm. To put the KYB's on, you'll need an open ended wrench (KYB's have a rectangular top instead of a circular one like the stock struts).